Sentence examples for scattering dating from inspiring English sources

In 2007 Maya Tolstoy of the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, Palisades, N.Y., and colleagues reported that subsequent measurements of ocean-water temperature and light scattering, dating of rock samples, and seafloor digital images of new lava rock indicated that an eruption had taken place at the midocean ridge.

Thundercat has scattered dates from now until December that offer ample time.

DecembeRadio played scattered dates for churches and youth groups in 2004 with Bunn as the lead singer.

The band then played scattered dates in the U.S. and UK, including an appearance on Later... with Jools Holland, ahead of Lions release.

First designated as a national monument in 1906, the 94,000-acre park is scattered with fossilized vegetation dating from 225 million years ago.

And there were plenty of opportunities, because there are more than 100 temples scattered through the forest, many dating back to the early seventh century.

This paper presents the results of experiments designed to interpret the significance of scatters of modified ostrich eggshell dating to the Middle Stone Age.

It's a huge piece of work which replaces measures that were previously scattered across nine different pieces of legislation dating back to the 1970s.

These are 780 abandoned settlements dating back to between the fifth and eighth centuries, scattered across a vast swathe of northern Syria.

In frustration she begins an analysis involving scatter plots and word clouds to discern the laws of success in online dating.

Add the sweet potato pieces, crumble on some feta and scatter the dates and chillies evenly across the pizza.